Garlic
Kingdom : Plantae
Divisio : Spermatophyta
Sub divisio : Angiospermae
Class : Dicotyledonae
Ordo : Liliales
Family : Liliaceae
Genus : Allium
Species : Aliium sativum Linn.
In order to grow garlic is best suited fertilized, rich organic soil, but to apply manure during planting impossible. The soil should be moist but not waterlogged. The area should not be flooded with melt water, otherwise winter varieties can be wet, but spring will be planted late and will not have time to ripen. Because of possible diseases garlic should not be placed after the other onion vegetables.
On fertile soils it can be grown in the second year after manure application. It is recommended to use calcium ammonium nitrate, superphosphate and potassium salt - 0.5 - 0.7 kg to 10m ² (timing of fertilizer application are the same as for growing carrots)
Conditions for growing garlic
Garlic requires a cool climate and relatively dry. Thus the climate is most suitable for garlic only in the highlands. However, there are varieties that are suitable for planting in the lowlands to highlands medium at an altitude of 200-700 m. a rather cool night temperatures needed for the growth of the bulbs. pH desired by garlic ranged from 6 - 7. The plant garlic in lowland less well when planted in the rainy. In addition to the soil is too wet, the temperature is also too high to make the growth of garlic.
Quality seed is the determining factor of crop. Plants are used as seed must be quite old. It ranged between 70-80 days after planting. Good quality seeds is a medium-sized, healthy, hard and slippery outer skin surface / glossy.
Seed quality garlic will produce good growth. Garlic seed should meet the following criteria:
- The base of solid bars (containing full and loud).
- Cloves dressed smooth and firm, not wrinkled.
- The buds fresh look.
- Weight cloves of about 1.5 to 3 g, normal form.
- Free of pests – plant diseases.
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